Wildwood Police Send Message To Parents With Public Service Announcements
The signs say "Please stop telling your children that we will haul them off to jail if they are bad."
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The signs say "Please stop telling your children that we will haul them off to jail if they are bad."
State police say the troopers were patrolling the road, driving east, just before one a.m., when the accident occurred.
Since 1985, the Food Bank of South Jersey has been distributing food to those in need and provides nutrition education and cooking courses to help individuals find sustainable ways to improve their lives.
What makes the best Philly cheesesteak? Is it the meat, the bread, or the onions? Some would insist it's all three.
Police say a 13-year-old boy reported missing in Burlington County has been found safe.
Students at one of the two charter schools he started in Camden planted butterfly bushes to honor him and another victim of that accident, the woman who helped bring those schools to life.
Wildwood Police Chief Robert Regalbuto says officers do not want children to be scared of police when they need help.
Police in Toms River, Ocean County rescued roughly two dozen drivers Thursday afternoon, after powerful rain and hail hit much of the area. Many roads are still flooded.
Tall Ships Philadelphia Camden 2015 will be held Thursday, June 25th to Sunday, June 28th.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie announced Thursday that he is ordering his state to back away from the Common Core school standards that he once championed.
New Jersey Department of Transportation officials say they are immediately closing two lanes on Interstate 295 southbound in Hamilton for emergency bridge repairs.
Police are urging drivers to avoid South Rt. 73 at Fellowship Road in Westampton, New Jersey due to an accident.
Federal and New Jersey health officials have identified more than 150 people who possibly had contact with a patient who died of Lassa Fever.
DRPA CEO John Hanson said eventually all of the cars will be updated as part of a nearly $200-million project.
Activists took part in a four hour bus tour to showcase how much work still needs to be done.
